The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-17 00:00:00

. .~~~ .. .. obedience to therm, as,x.vell as to ail the 01 i;erMitW. - otti,e Howie. The /lonie will, run sure, Ordthi me for 'detaining th,!ii-,:ittention so long on a •subSeA which I own has deeply pained' me, althoup :lot 'Conseiolds, iti'the course'l.vhich'r have pqrsiied,' of having desigvedly ! iucuried the censurehestchuid upon rile. Mr. CdNNING was confident the House would agree with him that they could not satisfaetorily contemplate the termination of the present proceed ing's without expr6sing their 'sense of the conduFf of the Speaker, who, placed in a most clitficult - and arduous situation, ainidst' as witfrn a StrOggle'cif.par-• ties As the British history could furnish an iinstance of, tied, as far ;as 'lie—was able to obervo, behaved with the must strict impartiality and justice. If any thing could add to their sense of his - nietit, it would he the moderation and Artnness, constant' companions of true dignity, with which •he • had just addressed the House., He would therefore' move the following short - Resolutidn • That this, House.aoes highly approve of the upright, able , and impartial, colidu4 of the Right Hon. Chanel Abbott in the •Chairof ibis House. The SPEAKER in a low tone evoke read the Mo-• lion from the Chair, . {On his putting the question, the !word ," Aye" loudly resounded from all sides of the. House.) Mr. TIERNEY, however, rose and saig, L that as a Member of Parliament, and anxious preserve the privileges of the British Parliament, lie felt himself hound in honour to say " Vo," ,The other Orders of the Day were then disposed or, and at halt past, twelve o'clock this morning the ijouse adjourned. From LONDOA GAZETTE, March - 15, l 3og Commis:ion; in tbeSlitopshire Regiment of Militia, signed 6! the Lipid lieuren,int.. • LktltCllfilit Charles lietton to be Captain,' vice Horton, re= signed. Dated Feb. 29. tir:S. . Francis Campbell, Esti , to be ditto, vice Duet., resigned. Dined as above. Lewis •13tickeritlge, Esq. to be ditto.'' Dated as above. Slterringt ton Si)rlt.cs Gent. to be ,Lieutenant. Dated as above. Tames Marshall Stokes, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as 'above. BANKRUPTS - - - Thomas Holmes, of Herthant, Surrey', nirrkryman, to sur render March az ' ' April 9, and 26, ateleven at Guild- Attorney , Mr. Clarke, Sadiere.Hall,"Clicapside. George Sewell, of Deptford, vie:lnane?, March 19, April 2, i,no 26, at ten at G nildll4l. A t twines, Mess's. VCdfCC, Di) , on, and Allen, l'aternoster.row. William *Karliciell, or Hartley row, Hants, coach -maker, March az, z 9, and April 25, at une, at Guildhall. Attor ney,' rilr: - Vificent, lleVcird-4trect, Bedford-square.' Will:-Im Drewry, jun. ni Falkenham, Lintoln, carpenter, March 3 , , 31, and April a 5, at elrveu, .at the Greyhound Ina. f falkenhani, Attortues, Mr. Win, Worth, ►tabling, Lmedln ;. or M...s.irs. lohnsan anti G. 441 cell, Hol'oorn-court, Gray's. Inn. Hartland, jun,. of Bristol, house-carpenter ' &larch jo, ;1, and Aprtl. 26, at eleven, at - the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Cooke, Bristol ; or' Mr. ;intes, !Gray's-Innsilulre. ' s2iittliew Saundets, laterof Strand on the Gitvn, Middlesex, monster, hlarch .42:, 26 1 ,40 Apia zb, at oitc, at Atturnei, Mr. Myles, Warwick..eoitrt, 64.1en-squiite. Thomas. Dickens, late orGlnucester..:a rest, ifeottuii, baker, March 22, A p tl 2, and 26, at twelve, :it G Attor- . bay, Mr. Slidficiii, Pre4cot-stiex, GJo..fina..'s•tteltis. ZVI/WENDS. April 30. Charles and Nicholas fluicy. of, Nenate.street, linen-drapers. April IS. 'l'nornas Wightman, Into or Arllll4o4,leitlto , l', May so, john Caileton; Wesunorol.oid, cut:.ol4-..piuncr. Itpril it. tames flurry, uiNag's Head court, Craccchurch brrC4r, merchant'. _ Apra iz. Richard Powles, of Nag's Heud.court, Grace , church-strcet, merdont, , Apra lb. r..oc. is I lenry i.:hristio, I olin Calvert Clarke, and Charles Bo eu, of College-hill, merchants. April 14. 'oho loros,-Litt of E.nstone, Oxford, vietualler. Apfil 6. Alyxander. Wooftwar4 s: ol wane.iner. April 2. Elizabeth Ke..t, of Biceoor, Oxfoil, tir.iper, A4llll 9. 'l'hottozi Shepheitl;,ef . Rozo'rorel,.oturbery•tnan. .1411 C. I.cottarcl).e4,l,4oa of S . heertico, bituent.4l44., 4 , tal. r il h. !obit Mltiqp,,pite of li4,:nd.sl, Wczillnoioallat, t; . . '%•/- (.11.11:dier. ' . ''. , . • A Kit t 2. J. soPh Scot r, , ot Wakeheltl, Sork , grocer.. April 9. l'itranas antl..A4itehufl KOi3iOtig . ll, of Kirxby Stephen, kyc , ,ti l iorelJnii, ligtzur-merchant s . , . April 12, pain Ntakeig:Bl - 11risiol, linen•uraper. April ri, lohn tirail,: lace of Leeds, worsted-martufildurer: Amp) 9., Leit(ttn..:liagtioil, 1141.:vtok late or ,C.,jcvat Alic.street, . mcrclt.tut. , April ii. George litargcsi, late of Whitecross.sitioiet, brewer... Apia i c. S•artru.l Goodwiii, of the Haymarket, hardware. iie N44. n C' C 1 c 1 )!/1 9 , loseph /1 tim,ott, of ~ra ec mr_h 7 street, paper itihger. WWII. loim Crocker, Of Gosport, grocer. 011, 01,5.. Itichard Itobvrt Wilh.mi l'4ltord, sn4 Benjamin r.mutiry, of Grrat 1(1:440i-biro:I, Blourheibury, shoe. ' .ikeri. 11l lfril tr. Robert Thornaii, of Cllwbridge, Glamorgan, bilop. April 1 3 . rfailcii Hollins, of Ati,liLuttle, PLiby, inerccr. Ct.:I:1/.1'1C Al' LS . pri 1 S. Tlionias Stootaitan, of Exeter, tnoury scriveig:r. " tio 41649,..0t Watts; tilirg 6 -imistec• ibbital Wilson, ofNiMetootreiupon.Tyil , , si>irit inercliJot. t o .Titoinitit Kellett,,of Wulimils.Stitlindt i)4i.cf . • f149%1 LS. , Aitiry —1 I)nbliii, li , Waferror4l. t)t.7 t-t Cottlinbitrgli, i t tvbiltai 1 atablin, z Waterford. . r.~: :J ;~ :~: PRICE OF STOCKS Tilts ti.v .%D rwel.vs o'c'eoCK. .0.410P4a1s . 4: • - . 64 1 ' ,! 7 . SUN, '` -1 t : _ . tifit a►t tots btct:tr. rAteutt'AvnlVxr ? t tal LONDON, -)41,,,,„, Ttu:Asnive, mnucti 17, 1-SOB. . A. , soptu*,. i syttiptom..Of et eoini;!‘.;nlllolCsu;:f , It opiiziclit bet Wden the-Gentleman vtur l i 'vnu fl id t . l 4, l 4 • 'AS - the' 'Leader of tht. Piipos',.i Con il, o f . Ctinirnom, (.16`otknr.-r0 whit coin vase th,.o. Party, titzciut rt.:ti in, the.1)0,114/34 t.i; , :it tools plai.elakt night. By III , : wliii*has been concluded with St,bsidy of, 1,2;10,601k is to,hepki?,l by ,thni.Cuinitty,,by. moodily Instalments ofma,on6l.. To:this arraugoinent I‘.(r. Wtti t urtr AD positively objected, and 'Co4ended that It would be ; myth better to vote liew.iiiiary succours, from time to thne,.to theKiso of SwErnlN, as circumstances ttii4ht require', than to vote a large'Sedy at once; and su decidedly ,was he of that opinion,. tliat he mov ed an. Address to his Alajesty to that ;qr. p0N.,., !i4tl • ; • .. 4 f„ tat itlC irlte.Other hind, strenuelsly maintained that' tliould be beiter, to vote a sum at once - , to the , King!of SWEDEN, proportioned to his claims upon this 'Country, and' the reason which he as s") ",;ned for this opinion", or, at least, Which he is stated to have assignel„ in the report of his speech in the leading Opposition Paper, is so, singular a one, that we feel' it our duty to call the particular 'attention of our Readers and the public to it. After, sortie pre- Vious observations, ,N'lr.' PONSONEr is . reported to have • ." But what he if4 , *(illy repeated was this, that it,was much - better to - give money to Sweden' to procure even toter- • ableierttis of Peace, for he wigs afraid good terms were out.of thaquestidn, than forthe . purpose of continuing l war that tnight probably terminate to her destrualcin. Even if she were to Airy a peace with nioney, he should have no ob . jeaion: Let 'her in.ike . the hist bargain with it possible, and Secure herself. T6l: '7.vould 4824,12 e but pulley in the rid- corn fur Girat Britain.": . • •, • Ifthis Report. be . correet, we are to understand that it is th e opinion of the Gentleman in question,' who is representedas being the Leaderof the Oppo sition, that it would not only be adviseable to ad vanCe money to Sweden, to enable her to buy a Peace front France, but that this Would be the best, policy in the end. even for Great Britain !. Upon such a - .sentrmentthe feelings of the Country, we are sure, render any comment unneceksary. The party who are setting every engine in motion, not only to bring Ministers' into discredit with the People, but to interrupt them in the arduous fulfil merit of their respeaive duties, are now attempting to excite a belief that. there,,is a separate phalanx, headedby, one of the junior branches of the Royal Family, who are so poWerful as to be able to redUce the supporters of Ministers in the Upper House to " TWENTY-ONE AND NO MORE," upon, any tines tion, unless -Ministers promote measures. confbrin a,ble fo the opinions and Wishei of that separate Phalanx, which the favourite. Print of Opposition is pleased. to denominate a JUNTO. The deci sion upon the REVERSION R XLL is., the Ground work upon which dia report of the existegce of this supposed junto has been raised. But, to adopt a hackneyed quotation, the whole is " a weak inven tion of the enemy," and the result of that vexation and that, dCspair which naturally 'arise frorn a convic tion of the popularity' o f the present Ministers, and of their zeal, and aaivity in, endeavouring to repair the rnischiefs brought on us by those who pretended to possess all the talents in the Empire. The Cnniirli;.,iionc:Ts of Military Inquiry have pnb shed the nfth rtypOrr. It relates entirely to tl4 Medical Department. The Commissionew;after having detailed a variet of abuses in that: Depitrt ment, conclude with a repreAantation of such means ) as they conceive to be, Lit calculated for ,its fun provement. . ,:p tt'Ar '. , orts Yesterday His MA.resTy held.the titast nurnet 4 - 6 Jort that ,bad ever been, seen, the lace. At two O'clock His MAJESTY held a chaP tersof the 9,rder of tlse . l3ath. •• • I Yi SCO6II t NGI , o R .was introduced. between Sir TJA,OI+IAS TRUWE and 'Sir DUNPAS, Tinj and conducted to His Mitresl'T, who was pleased to confcr the honour of KnighthOud uPPD . After this ceremony, 'His MAJESTY h4ld i1;900 7 ing of the niglits of the Thistle, His MAJISTY NiVirii been plea'sed'io dispense with the. ceremony of liplittig . a'Cliapter, those of the Noble urger who attedded'4id'not come in their robes. The Eorl,of AlEitbr.L was introduced and in veste'rwith the vacant Order worn by the late Eirl of CiALLowAY. . . . Yesterday a Court of Direaora was held at.the East India House, when the following Commandira toOk leave, previous to departing fur their tespedive . deatitlitrions, viz, Captain lonN E, Streatham ; Wri. LYNCiIi Harriett —Alachla an$11 3 c 1 )01, C &Iraq N, jape pneheas of Golden; ; ti. SI/ k r,llengal—Weylon anti 13eiiKai. I:apt:Anjou,: B. SA MS:ON, Rae St. Vincent; 11 tilAlthat' 1 - 10 ,InbaY• , Captain YouNti was sworn into the command. of the Lo:4 Ettlon.. • ~: ~Y, ~ S t . 1 „.., Colinieis ALEXANDiR BEATsoN Mid r..i.)W4011 S. Bitotioirrov, tool( the usual oaths on - being . appoint ed Gkrernor and - Deputy Governer'of the Island of St. '4710613: ' -' . —, . . : , I Thc c.:,ourt adjoUrned at six o'clock till to-morroW. Thettillters received from the Continent. onl'ues.". day,lutritikion that the. Danes and the „ Frencltiwere ,titting't!out .an Expedition in the Weser destined .againstisieligoland.- : . . . . The Tratption into-Finland has been followed by a Dceltrati , ..ni on the part 'of the Emperor Of Russia, , in' svitich, atter some oeneral exprii4SiallB of his Im pe'rial Majesty's friendship c ' and regard to his SWe dts'll'AMtijc4ity's person'tind Government, he declares " did Hiving cant raded ettgagments w Erich negenily call upbn him to contribute all . in his power towards liccel4fitrftig•a : Solid and lasting peace for the Otinti- cent if EuroPe, he feels himielf under the nect.hiity of taTiittg - provisional possession of Finland, until his Ssirtsll4h - Majesty shall think proper-to adopt anew .014 *iser system of politics,"--It is evident, - al so , fret, ' 'the Russian I)ecitiration, that by the Secret A r ti; II cleft - inter(( into at , Tilsit, Russia bound herself to cdtfikttence hostilities - against Sweden, out ;Ally. And; yet. ltiiisia and France, and their echoes,. thv Oppo,ition, persist in saying; that the Secret Arti cles eft "Tilsit had udj•elation whatever to this' Conn , try.. I _ ____-------- W 110 re ;libel lifentell it, O r d ers for Lokatu,..l kNrinted by o.lcm/4110 11.4 A at:, No: 4. Martiett.court, 11(he-streett aniljuiblistied by tVILL: le Aorsiosa ,'lcitfri.4, of South Molton.street,Crosvenof-lciAtei thu Paper, fellers for the &d o r, &c.(post-pvid), mult bg 11 CidrVssvd• At tho avir.QPytt a ;‘,;.) Strand NAVAL NEWS to vi 6 POIITSMOUTII, MARCH t G.—Arrived the Dapper', Lieut. GARDNER, and the Magnet, —, Gun-brigs,. from a eruize ; also the Bold Gun-brig,`. Lieut. CHtvLas, with a convoy of about Sail of Trans ports, from.the Downs; and the Experiment, OWENS, Nelson, ATKINS, and Albion, DAMON, from London. Sailed the keptune, BLEAK, for, Bristol. The Thrasher Gun-brig is appointed to take cou , -- voy to Guernsey and Jersey. • „ DOVER, MARCH O.—Part of tne Suite of the Prussian Minister, are here, He jA expeetedto-niglit*, and will sail to-morrow if tha , iveathor is moderate.' SHEERNESS, MARCH . 15.—Sailed the Spitfire Sloop of War, Capt. ELLIS, ' for' the Downs; and Arid Sloop of War, Capt. Or.iv*a, for Woolwich., Cons, MA•RCH.()tiler West India ConviiY" is assembling at Cove. Several Ships have already arrived. POETRY., . . The following Lines to the memory of that galllnt Otlicer Captain JOHN' SUMMIT, who fell a vithun tOhis zeal in the service Of his Country, wilt be gratifying to every admirer of departad heroism, “;14 every friend of Britain : . . .. THE CURIEUX. A TRIBUTE TO VALOUR. BY MR. JOHN bIAYNE. What mean the colours lialf.mast high, , 1u yonder ship upon the main ? Ah me a seaknan Made reply, . . Some horn of renown is slain ! • ~,. , Non brig is call'd the CU'lt mEu X, .`: To Britain's foes a deadly naux; ' • Her Captain', Sniaiita Y . , and Ins crew No strangers in the lists of laws I But, in a daring enterprize, . Tho' glory has the conflict crown'd, • A wreck his gallant vessel lies, While carnage reddens all around 1 • , Be 'approaching to tin; shore, TIC tars, hinunting, bow their head ! ro'or Sittßitir I wounded to the corc, And, for his King and Country, dead! Ye brakre companions of • • Ye heroes of the Ceti Limit, Who joinkl'hini in th' unCiiutt strife, .Who saw him bid the . WOild:iuieu— • •"'` Or To Honour's bed his torso convey," 1.1) For Alorx , was his le o diyi star; . 14' ff thegcnt I est I:ot:et:gest p.ly, • . • iSt 0; 411 t tiou in, tile wit`t „ • ' And kcdpiraur colouis half-mast high, ; • A rntAii 7. 7 . . , I n lP ;;r the dt) Seeiily hell tli . illystifibus die, • rUr ;ere hi' .1401 .*SI toils ',O? , 4 , • We have been. favOureTwAtlr The following. .ter from.Stockholtn, the.4lolqptieity of, whit:4ll) 3 Y • re,lied on . • .„ • , EXTKACT OF' A GETTBR VitOM STOCKHOLM, D#S.D ;THE 3d of TV illicit.' • Russians who entered' Finland on the of Fehenitry, have advanced,' twv troops not having been assembled in sufficient {circa to oppose them. there is-reason, however, to hope that Sweaberg out until the navigaiott shalt be open. The' Couryof St. 'Petersbuttli did not think itself sufficiently strong to conquer that Province by force of arms; she boa-therefore, according' to her custom, 'had recourse to sedu6tion... Not content with ern playing upOnithis -occasion a' traitor* to his Counttk (Getteral, SiRSNGPORTEN); ••ShO ,has circulated' in Finland, Proclamations, tOindite the inhabitants-to! 'revolt, ptainiaing them l)iiti;:stildPrivileges.itt abund: once. Tbt; people, howevdf; knew too well the despotism and misery whiMi. reign' ac Russia, to pay any attention to these Proclamations. But thiffit ruption 'of the Russians,.'without any .previous de claration,, has appeared 'to the King so perfidious, , f 4 'and their :invitation to revblttso utiitorthy, that his t Majesty jiidgeil it necessaryiAn (add to put an.'end .to • their ';'plots; to artl D.C.' , Avotieurs' in his .' house; 'after it had been'ifighttled to• him, that in consequence of the - intaslOktif li - whim!, lie-was longer acknowledge dh itfitnqdtplOtnatic charroter. An Officer, two SnholternisliindLtbur Soldier, arts employed to-watch him, and to prevent him.froM communicating with any person whatsoever; and to put.it ant. '6l kis power to Ha upon-the - rniudi - Of .people'here, according to the- revolutionary system •of his Cdurt, Orders have also , been given•to ar rest on his road. the 'Russian' Courier, who, -not being-able:.topass-the. Sea'on the 23d of February took the 'Northern Roads to Stockholm ; and who is Also possibly the bearer of; Proelomations.' • Another • -motive' which induced his 114ajesty to talte. , these vi gorous measures is, that since the 14th of February, his Majesty has ,not heard 'front his AMbassador at St. PeterSburgh, though' letters from the Fiontiers, of the 24th, have been received. He had nevei iheless• received orders to depart as soon as'a ture appeared t r o tesp.in l ial ti cra m ewt , tisoh t fte o irso, n , m e in eenaavimilaidtanardtbkiliet,e.o.tbirutttilhilVeweyeerewdhc.eraeaip.%l.yee e n: l o a Pei t k r i e t t i c g e irn iv i e p e d o a rt t an al p y i tion of the French." ti GurtattAt. WurreLocKg.---The General OtEcerif :comprising the Court Martial on • the trial of 'this :Officer; met again yesterday at•the Board Rooth, in • Chelsea Hospital, and deliberated for some time in' P • rivite (i e n the evidence b e f ore , th e m. W under- stand they' came to: a final determination, but tile; sentences cannot be published until it has received the san6lion of the KING. It is expected to . ho•laid .befurelits MAJF.STY, in dneform by the lodge Ad. % vocare-General, alter the L6'ie on Wednesday-neSr.,,- 1• , apizar ASSIZES`. ..„CLONMEL, MARCIIe; John .Ran. end Mathew K e aringe were indieted :for theMtliderlaf David Burke; in a second count with the murderof John Dofigherty; in a third with setting fire to ihe house of Laurence Bourke; _and in. a fourth with maliciously firing at . Laurence: . Bourke, with intent to kill him. They pladed.thel general issue. After the SOLICITOR-GENERAL had opened, ths case, he called Laurence Bourke, .the prosecutor, who stated, that on the night of the f ith of Otto ber; between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock at night, he was informed by his servant, tbat there was a number of men in arms advancing towards the house';: in ..consequence Of this information ins went to the window, and saw the Prisoners, with several othersi; all armed, surrounding his house; they desired him to open the door,' but be refused, and they then fired several shots in through the Alit. iferent windows ; there was in the house Dougherty, 'the deceased, a man who was servant to the wit' ness, and witness's .wife and child ; they were armed, but had no ammunition but what thusguus were loaded with. The Priseners'and the party fiud.. ing they could not get into the houSe, set it on fire; and the Witness heard the Prisoner, Ryan, say, "take it easy, boys, you will see what Waif% we shall ha ve by and by. mess's. wife and child t hen went to•the window and called out to Ryan (who was her relation) not to burn the howe, but he replied with an oath,, that he would, and a sh ot was fired at. her, which, though it did not take effect, fright• ened her so much,. that she and her child fell out of the window,..and were seized by the Prisoner I.earinge, • but they afterwards fortunately made their eseape; , . The house was, now falling in flames about the Witness's head, , and 'he thcrelore opened the door and ran out : several shots were fired at him, .but he escaped :them, and made his way to David Bourke's, his father's house. In his flight he fired his piece and killed one of Ryan's party. ,When Witness arrived at his father's he found • he had gone. to the assistance of the Witness, and on returning to the place where his house stood, in • search of his ,father, he found that Ryan and his party were.. gone, ,and his father's corpse was lying about twelve yards from the smoaking ruins of h is dwelling. Winifred Kennedy, and other Witnesses w ere eve amined, who corroborated the testimony of .Bourke, and proved that the deceased, John Dougherty, was burnediint Bourke's house. It was.also pro ved that the 'whole of Ryan's party were entertained at a dinner by_ him that 'day, and they all left his h ouse armed, for the purpose of attacking Bourke. a ' '„ m ,, • . On the part of the Prisoner, !Ivan,. an l was attempted to be proved by a 'woman olio with him, which entirely failed ; and after A very minute charge, from . the. Learned Judg e, the Jury brought in a verdia of—Guilty- 3 0" st both the Prisoners, ...They were instantiy sentenced to be executed. - . The Peneratk, a 74-gun Ship, • will be launello4 from Messrs. PLTCEIER'S Yard, Nortlifter, the 104 of - next month. - ' , L The reviewed pOpularity of COOKE bait Rroduced an advantus,:dout renewal of hit engageMelit,for thre 4 years, at an increased' Wary. , —THY` CEA TOR 10.— .- The'Ole manner in , which th 4 ~ A fine species of entertainment is , conducted by Oh Asti t. Y' s ß lia4Tefldered them very , attratitive this sett, j . son. rl'here was a nninerous audience last night The first a& oi:tikYores Creation., and a miscel• lineous Sehialoit'cOn3tituted,the treat of last niglit atid afforded kre'at:ple-asure. ' • 'Miss A liI3TE IN, 'who, it •is said, is engaged to s t i i b p e p a ly tre t , l7 l4 . 1s plac e . i,)b e g t Miss Sulalt at Covent (lardea i D trt u tt b h i ' i , n'suige. been a great favourite on the that she is daughter of K OTZEB UE, the Cek• :It has been reported, but wi thout ,;.,, btated Gerthan Dramatist.. ' L H o o l i i i p: i l) ;:t n iz P / I ss i 'a ty t Y a , g :N:v ' h l T v i: a l e i s h e b i l o i l a u l s: der h bre er t t o l r ; o 6 ,a r t. : i succe ssful Tiihi . .- r ? , niiblin ' 'Theatre on Saturday last. • HOLMAN of 'course per : formed the' chief - diameter ih the Piece, and Mrs. El34iN. was 'the heroine: lier talents, howevef, ar rather of`the comic cast. . • 'Mr. TzcaNuy, by his condU6t lat night, ,in il)9 1:louse of CditiMons, may be fairly raid to affe4 siii7 •Arilluirit . y. ' '....''.' '. ' ' '. . ' . ~ -- e I ale ig,..,!_11 S. t1 91 . 1 , ;(3. SECp„SI .. p )7 bA.—r-The Ticket ,1.24 , 889,,,drawn Ow ',tesday a, I'd ze of 5,0001, was shared in One o,aara per, Two .h.i B 'atlis, and Eight aSi x , teen ths, 'hy BOO? pn 4.l 9 pdpy last „, where 18,455, ii P r ize of 10, 0001 , 4)4:Tuesday., the 8 th, inst. was. also Sold and itegi! tiered.. thidrawn Ticket* and Shares. are,selling 11) great variety * at 4 . , Corithilli,. and 9, Charing C raw. '...44tday the 224 i n st. will be ,the.Ninttllay or De SHIP ~- ..,.,.+- ... -1 .... - , ~-. , .._ .. .. ......__ , • GRASISktiD, MAR Oft 13. Passed by••••••the; Mineral Spring, N ev in, from Monte Via., 4eo ; and the Tiber, Willcox. from Cork.. Sailett•--the Roll,i, George, for Virginia • Success, Castle. Myer, far i ng°, . .. . . - Idr Malta • 'Heetor, --, tor Newry ; and s the Vio Eliz: '. L AI Aik CH A 44 ; Passod by—the Friendship, .-.--, from Cork.. . Sailed —the Argo, ---. for Cork. . MARCH is. Passed by, the following Danish P rizes , tile Doris, Hutchinson, from HO ; Young -Frow Holed', Castlereagh ) , Kayrnes; )wing,, from Cork; and the Young L ass, lager, from Yar mouth. • Matter[ ;6. Sailed—the IClllitria, Gibbon, for Dublilt Roebuck, Matthews, from Africa,; Europe, Gilstone; WI" liMil Pitts —_ ~sfr William Beasly Hooper, and the for India. i , ' ......----0 ' - elßms. Oft Tuesday,- if Woodley Lo 4e, Ba rks, the LadY ° F - fumes Whebie, Esq. °Ea Daughter. . . of Yesterday, the Lady , of D. Volfuly, Eituhilry-s(•34lc, of a Dayghter. . 'Lately, in doltorosireet, the Eady of G. tiolford, 5 4' M. P. 01 A Son. ___--...::**'-'.. , ~ MA R I? lAD Yesterday,. at Cainberwell, Daniel Wilti l ik, Esq. of Mr . ( sterdam, to".Aan, (laughter of Thomas Latham. EB9' ° Cllatnpi9n.tliii, Gailio , '"vclL Clicar - . The smite Lil), Mr. !obit FLIT:lie, of Quech-street, aide, to bliss :Awe Blake, of Woolwich. ----- ___. DIED. ()n Monday last, truly Sheridan-, at her house in POttlolici. PlAre• 9i3. Drell► t,n. Thursday last, - Af COlCSilii 1, flo,fordOtire , e of 'Phoma. - i,c;ereg, esq.